Renowned Italian designer Enzo Manca has revealed an exciting new 60-metre superyacht concept, Nena, designed specifically for “the most demanding of owners.” This cutting-edge addition to Manca’s growing superyacht range draws heavy inspiration from automotive design, mirroring the sleek, aerodynamic curves of Gran Turismo and coupe sports cars.
But Nena is more than just a stylistic statement—it introduces bold new trends in luxury yachting, prioritizing privacy and exclusivity over a traditional charter-friendly layout.
A Fresh Take on Superyacht Design
Unlike most modern superyachts that feature expansive beach clubs at the stern, Manca has reimagined the aft deck as a luxurious lounging space, creating an intimate and private setting for the owner. Instead of placing the swimming pool aft, it has been relocated to the bow, where it seamlessly connects with the owner’s suite—a rare design feature that enhances exclusivity and privacy.
Other standout design elements include:
✔ A large hardtop on the upper deck, offering additional shade and seclusion
✔ Extended main deck overhangs, reinforcing a private, cocooned atmosphere
✔ Darkly tinted glazing, amplifying the yacht’s sense of discretion and exclusivity
“The main objective is to create a yacht with a strong personality and an exclusive appearance,” explained Manca. “Nena is intended for an owner who is not looking for a mundane yacht, but one that is out of the box, elegant, and sharply designed.”
Key Specifications
- Length: 60 metres
- Beam: 10.6 metres
- Draught: 2.9 metres
With Nena, Enzo Manca continues to push the boundaries of yacht design, merging high-performance aesthetics with cutting-edge innovation. For owners seeking a vessel that is truly one of a kind, this visionary concept may represent the future of ultra-exclusive yachting.
Stay tuned for more updates on Nena and other groundbreaking superyacht concepts at Superyachts Channel.
